Calculation of net preliminary income :-
Particulars | Amount ($) | Amount ($) |
Income | ||
Spa services provided on account | 815 | |
Received gift cards from customers | 1850 | 2665 |
Less expenses:- | ||
Insurance expense for this month (3200 × 1/12) | 267 | |
Advertising expenses | 56 | |
Paid one quarter of amount owed from may 10 (1120 ÷ 4) | 280 | |
Received 2 massage tables and paid in cash | 540 | |
Paid utility bills | 535 | (1678) |
Net preliminary income | 987 |
NGS preliminary net income = $987
Calculation of net profit margin
Net profit margin = (net income ÷ total income) × 100
= (987 ÷ 2665) × 100
= 37.035%
= 37.04% (rounded off)
Hence,
NGS net preliminary income = $987
NGS net profit margin = 30.04%
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